Ur mom is period….

Im sorry..

Agreed man. Cheers from an italian med student. Doc in a few years✌️

Your awesome keep being you man, someone needs to hear you so keep doing what you do! 🤟

I wish we could all have a hype man just like you. You're crushing it. Love to see it. 🥰

Same. One of them told me I have a hypochondriac, next week I was in ICU with bilateral pulmonary embolisms. Killed half my left lung.

@@ashleyhamlin511 very similar story with me although wildly different! I was told I was imagining my pain and to just take tylenol when I finally was in the er because the pain got so bad and I was told I had two ovarian cysts, one of which was a benign tumor when I finally got it removed.

Same. My psychiatrist was trash and dismissed my concerns. I was misdiagnosed for years.

They have too much ego they don't listen to patients and ignore all symptoms

Because their arrogance make them INEPT. They are from RICH families who never experienced the harsh realities of life so they lack life challenging decision making . I am an RN. So I smirk secretly when a doctor brandish his HARVARD origins. My best Cardiac Interventionist was a trauma doctor in the WARZONE whose medical schooling was paid for by the Army.

what condition is it?

What condition if you don’t mind sharing? I’m going through something similar

and which international medical grad?

@@cottagecorecat my mom had recurring chronic bronchitis for years. So they thought it was that or flu or infection. She would phase in and out of better worse better worse with treatments but it was never gone. On recommendation she went to an MD born and trained in India. He recognized her problem in less than 10 minutes interview. She had lung worms. Parasites in her lungs. She was on a farm and had chickens and a hen house. Very dry and dusty inside. Parasite larva are in the dust. It's seen in India plenty but not even acknowledged here in the USA. Maybe now but this was 35-40 years ago. She had to be hospitalized and poisoned. The 'dewormer' only affects them in 1 lifestage. So she had 3 different poisonings to catch all the parasites. Was terrible. She was cured.

@@Lovelygirl-he7tw I posted a response.

@Taishawn White hahahah, yikes. Not true but okay.

@Taishawn White I hate to break to you but IMG doctors has the best outcomes for patients. "If any, patients treated by the international graduates had lower 30 day mortality than those treated by the US graduates".

@Taishawn White ha ha, reflects ur education through the comment!😂 BTW we take the same standardized tests as AMGs so no doubt if we couldn't reach the same level as AMGs the US healthcare system would not let us in!😊

@Taishawn White A UK trained doctor at Oxford definitely has had a better education than someone who went to a low tier med school in the US.

@@mo.sharif1 yes!! Say that again to tashina in the back!

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Means so much :) thank you for your support !

My husband is a DO and you’re absolutely right! For some reason some MD’s think they are better than DO’s even though the training is very similar. It’s definitely something that needs to stop

@@olivialisonbee8153Wow! I somehow was hinted that some MD graduates do that, but I am surprised to find out that it is true. I'm sorry that happens to your husband. He still worked his ass off to become a doctor.

DO's have different and less training than MD's.

@@maureenmccann3715 not true, my husband is a DO and he did just as much training as his MD peers. He’s in residency right now with MDs

@@maureenmccann3715 I’m a DO student and at my school we take the DO and MD board exams…. How is that less training? If MD students were required to take the DO boards we would have a lot of disappointed MD students when they got their scores back.

Doctor of Osteopathy, Doctor of Medicine. Google.

@@jamespfitz I did but couldn't find an answer 😤. Why would I ask if I hadn't done that first? Duh. Ignore the question if its bothering you, easy as that. You didn't have to answer and especially not as degrading as that.

A DO is osteopathic, meaning they’re more holistic and have to undergo additional training to learn specific manipulation techniques (200+ hours of training). Most primary care physicians in America are DOs. MDs are physicians that tend to specialize in a particular area (e.g. cardiology, neurology). MDs on average across the board earn slightly more than DOs, but obviously there are major exceptions.

@@tai2523 thank you for explaining and giving the info!

Two different degrees of medicine in the US, MD and DO. Both go through the same education programs covering the same material except DOs get an additional several hundred hours on OMM (osteopathic manipulative medicine, kind of like physical therapy). Historically, DOs have aimed more for primary care, but that trend is rapidly changing. Functionally, there is 0 difference between an MD and a DO in the scope of practice and types of treatment.

Always

MD is the more standard medical degree which stands for Doctor of Medicine. It aims to treat diseases and maintain health with medicine and treatments. DO is less common and it stands for Doctor of Osteopathy. They take a holistic approach to medicine and use preventative tactics to maintain health.

@@kaysanmohamed6586 Absolutely true, however I wanted to add that many DO's don't actually care about osteopathy at all, and went to a DO school as they're generally easier to get into. Although, for anyone who is still unsure, MD's and DO's are completely equivalent insofar as that they are both physicians.

IN AMERICA they do the same book and procedure work, but DO's get more hands-on-body training. DO's can diagnose better with their hands as a result. The extra training also allows them to do some adjustments and some treatments of muscle and other tissues that MD's don't get trained in.

Truthfully- nothing. There practically no difference in cirriculums and the examinations are the same.

@@emperormouse5487 Not true. DO's follow a slightly different curriculum and take more exams than MD's (all the exams MD's take plus osteopathy exams).